Blood Never Sleeps

from Quantum Mango by Crooked Weather

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lyrics

When the wind rips up through your cotton bare clothes
it chills you deep, it numbs your toes
what are doing here so far from home
with a bottle of thoughts and guilt in your soul
your soul, no no, your soul

I'm not looking for riches, not looking for gold
Just tryin' to find questions that have been sown
so I travel deep, I travel wide
but I never find the end to the question
why, oh why, do I wonder why
why oh why

There's a beautiful day above the clouds
waiting up there to come down
so do your time and do it well
stop looking in the mirror and chasing your tail

For the bridge is crumbling away
to the ordinay life to your ordinary way
and the road goes ever on and on
but blood does not sleep until the job is done

Why, oh why, do I wonder why
why oh why oh why oh why oh why oh...

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from Quantum Mango, released June 2, 2013

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Crooked Weather England, UK

Crooked Weather play earthy, unruly and original folk songs. Often travel and adventure, both without and within, have been a mainstay of the inspiring antics that Crooked Weather draw upon for their craft. The songs echo the ethos of folk songsmiths before them with imagery of escape, companionship and searching, but told from a new heart. ... more

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